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Overview
Written in a logical,easy-to-understand style that successfully balances technical and tactical information,this book addresses the major transition issues in moving an organization from a host-centered to a client/server system using strategic analysis tools and models. It explains how to create the best possible information systems for the company; design products that achieve maximum market share; and design the right client/server solution for maximum flexibility,maneuverability,and modularity. Readers will find helpful information that: explains in detail what client/server computing is and how it can maximize a corporation's use of information technology; analyzes the major issues in moving a company from the current host centered computing model to the client/server model; introduces and explains the Five Forces model of business competition; discusses critical business issues identified by information system executives as the objectives set for information technology within their companies; provides a thorough analysis of the shortcomings of current information technology implementation.Written in a logical easy-to-understand style that successfully balances technical and tactical information, this book addresses the major transition issues in moving an organization from a host-centered to a client/server system using strategic analysis tools and models. It explains how to create the best possible information systems for the company and more.
Editorials
Booknews
Boar, a strategic information technology planner with AT&T, shows the advantages gained when a company moves to the client/server model from host-centered computing. He offers a practical look at this technology from a business management perspective, examining such aspects as strategic intent, core competencies, competitive advantage, and critical business practices. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)Book Details
Published
February 1, 1993
Publisher
McGraw-Hill Inc.,US
Pages
233
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9780070062153